By John Oyebode
The Department of Arts and Social Sciences Education (ASSED) has emerged winner of the Tytanic Super Cup 2.0 for the second time in a row.
The first 45 minutes of the final, which took place on Friday, December 20 at Estadio de Sun, PS, Ago-Iwoye, between the champions and the Department of Transport Planning and Management (TPM), was a bit balanced and ended goalless, as both sides were cautious not to concede in the early minutes of the match.
However, ASSED striker, Donald, broke the deadlock with a thunderous shot to give his team the lead before sending the goalkeeper the wrong way from the spot kick in the late second half to find the back of the net once again and secure two-nil victory for his side.
The most valuable player of the competition and also a talisman of ASSED, Oyewole Philip Ibukunoluwa, popularly known as Ramos, while speaking with Campus Mirror revealed how excited he was.
“Excited, so much excited because at first, we struggled when we started the competition but glory be to God we're the champions today and as God will have it I do away with the best player of the tournament so I'm very happy this is my first time bagging an award in a competition like this so I'm very happy,” he said.
He further attributed their struggle at the early stages of the competition, to the absence of some of their players.
“When we started the competition, our players were not available, some were not around, some traveled, and a lot of that, with the little players that we gathered so we try to conserve the energy and be in the game. The next match we played, some of our players were around and we won."
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